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← HistoryWater damage increases in pietra dura inlay when which mechanism is most compromised?
A)Boundary interfacial energy✓
B)Differential thermal expansion
C)Hygroscopic curing process
D)Hydraulic diameter reduction
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Delamination worsens water penetration because weak boundary interfacial energy between stones allows moisture influx, therefore detachment increases, rather than expansion which would cause compression, hygroscopic materials are irrelevant, and hydraulic flow is unrelated.
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